I believe there must be initially some allocated amount of space/time in each layer of time represented by this graph below and showing the energy/radiation within such layers. (Which size of each allocated layer may depend on how powerful and how fast the material traveled when ripping through time and space, plus the amount of matter/energy existing in the layer may only allow it to be compressed so much. Sadly we are not yet capable of testing my ideas because we cannot travel that fast. But I am hoping math can do that for us. Which is why I sent this idea, over the past couple of years, to a few Astro/Theoretical Physicists. I've recently seen scientists write about how "math" doesn't quite explain the "Black Hole". I'm hoping this will give them another route to take and see if math can explain the idea.)
Electromagnetic spectrum.
If we truly are in a layer of "light/time/space". Then all of this energy should be found in space. In which ALL of them are. Gamma rays, X-rays, Ultraviolet light, Visible light, Infrared, and Radio waves are ALL found naturally in space. (Separating what I believe to be true from the "background noise of stars" may be difficult at first. But I hope it can be done. However, if there are many layers, even they may create a lot of background noise.)
Does this mean that "Light/Electromagnetism" is the base of Physics in our layer? Since we possibly broke through the speed of "Light" at the beginning of the Big Bang? That may be the case or they may always be natural laws. There is much debate about this and the possibility that a Universe close to ours may even have different laws of physics. (We may find out that we are many Universes in one and many Big Bang's have occurred. Just the most recent is "visual" since it dominates the others. And the others had time to dilute before the latest one occurred.)
If we truly are passing through layers of light/space/time. Then there would be many years where the potential of Light (Gamma Rays) would be stronger, and many years where it would be weaker (Radio Waves). (And each layer may be emitting some frequency of energy which may even affect climate cycles here on Earth.)
What did the Ancient's leave us? What did they know?
Pyramids:
Most of us have taken a prism and studied the spectrum of visible light from it in Science class. Where we can visually see the different layers of light separated. But there are other layers that are not visible like represented in the graph above. So we know different layers of "light" can share the same space. Maybe this is initially true of time as well, if you were to surpass the speed of light many times over. It's possible the dispersion of light/time has a "physical" relationship.
Most of us have taken a prism and studied the spectrum of visible light from it in Science class. Where we can visually see the different layers of light separated. But there are other layers that are not visible like represented in the graph above. So we know different layers of "light" can share the same space. Maybe this is initially true of time as well, if you were to surpass the speed of light many times over. It's possible the dispersion of light/time has a "physical" relationship.
Earth's History:
We believe our little section of the visible Universe began about 13.8 Billion years ago. Earth's age is about 4.5 Billion years. If we look up to the graph and see the last (1/3rd) of the time represented (If we were to view it like a timeline). We can see we are in the weaker section. (Radio waves: which may be the reason life like we know it could evolve. The other 2/3rds would have been a very hostile environment. http://www.spacehike.com/radiowaves.html)
The other possibility is that we are traveling through time as we speak, as our placeholder BH/WH drags us around, and these "waves of electromagnetic radiation" may change over time. Some short banned waves and not really noticeable. Some medium sized bans that can affect Earths climate cycles, and some large banned that may even account for "Snowball Earth", etc...)
The origin of life:
This opens a whole new approach to the possibility of different cosmic conditions in which proteins may have been synthesized(Would that be the correct word?) from simple/complex compounds/elements. (If such elements/compounds were subject to many, many years of X-rays, Gamma rays, UV, etc without the protection of an "atmosphere" we have come to know on Earth. We know simple forms of life can survive in space already. The origins of life, precursors like proteins, would also have been very simple to begin with. So we should broaden our scope to all possibilities.)
We believe our little section of the visible Universe began about 13.8 Billion years ago. Earth's age is about 4.5 Billion years. If we look up to the graph and see the last (1/3rd) of the time represented (If we were to view it like a timeline). We can see we are in the weaker section. (Radio waves: which may be the reason life like we know it could evolve. The other 2/3rds would have been a very hostile environment. http://www.spacehike.com/radiowaves.html)
The other possibility is that we are traveling through time as we speak, as our placeholder BH/WH drags us around, and these "waves of electromagnetic radiation" may change over time. Some short banned waves and not really noticeable. Some medium sized bans that can affect Earths climate cycles, and some large banned that may even account for "Snowball Earth", etc...)
The origin of life:
This opens a whole new approach to the possibility of different cosmic conditions in which proteins may have been synthesized(Would that be the correct word?) from simple/complex compounds/elements. (If such elements/compounds were subject to many, many years of X-rays, Gamma rays, UV, etc without the protection of an "atmosphere" we have come to know on Earth. We know simple forms of life can survive in space already. The origins of life, precursors like proteins, would also have been very simple to begin with. So we should broaden our scope to all possibilities.)
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